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| 520997 - New member 12:37 - 18 May 2009 Posts 1 |
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| Hello It has long been tormented by the question: why a small hole in the center of a felt pad. There were a lot of thoughts about this, but stopped on the fact that it is necessary to store a spare flint, but nothing in the manual about it not written, what was said on the contrary to keep the lining of .. Can share your thoughts on this povudu. |
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| kypexin - Administrator 12:55 - 18 May 2009 Posts 1670 |
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| Good question, actually :) Along the way, the company Zippo itself is not know why this hole :) Many use it equally as storage for spare flints, and in order to fill it through the cigarette lighter. However, neither the one nor the other has no confirmed :) My opinion - this hole was made solely for the convenience of lifting pads for subsequent refueling, and in order to get a spare flint (as often happens gasket recessed into the insert so that the not pry her fingers). You can lift it, put his back, for example, a gasoline canister spout. | |
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| Igor - Guest 21:41 - 18 May 2009 |
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| Tellingly, before the hole was not ... |
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| kypexin - Administrator 21:42 - 18 May 2009 Posts 1670 |
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| In fact, the hole was there from 1947 :) It is for some reason not in the period from 1992 to 2003, and then it came again. | |
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| Golden-Joker - Maniac 14:25 - 19 May 2009 856 posts |
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| Maybe this dyrachka for easy technological process has been at the factory .... everything is possible |
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| solobok - Member 7:26 - May 23, 2009 Posts 109 |
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| Message Edit 0:17 - May 24, 2009 user solobok
Hardly the case in the convenience of technology. A hole appeared, disappeared and then reappeared. I even inexperienced thought the vintage where it is found, then the gasket just installed a new, replaced in service. Until I saw a hole in the rare "Ed Felten." I, too, sometimes tucked through it, but dropped - laying inevitably gets wet. But the original idea may have been in this - run the show. Although ... In the accompanying instructions to the years when the hole was still (or, one might say, when it is not removed, then to return) are drawings of a bent strip for charging. Perhaps the hole yet, for poddevaniya, but even then, do not spout (them - not very uncomfortable, plastic spout slips off the felt), and, say, a pen, which is usually imeesya in most people. By the way, that's exactly what everyone has - these are the keys to your own home. In my experience, the key is most convenient lift the gasket over the edge, and there is no difference, with a hole in it or not. A matter of taste, of course ... In any case, such a hole saw and other Benzinka, for example, on my gasoline SOSL, to "lift arm" Ronson, with various years of production. The question, rather, may be: not "what it is", and - why it was removed at some point? Maybe it was the opinion that the so-gasoline evaporates more active ... kypexin writes: For some reason it was not in the period from 1992 to 2003, and then it came again. On my only lost zippo (hopefully more and not lose any) of 2002 (bought in the same year) has already had a hole. IN 2000, there is no hole. Perhaps, in 2002, they have started to move back to the hole-liner. |
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| Dillinger. - Member 14:49 - 23 May 2009 Posts 94 |
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| And I've been through this hole fill with gasoline, and then fold it back pad itself is awkward ... |
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| solobok - Member 0:12 - May 24, 2009 Posts 109 |
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| Dillinger. writes: And I've been through this hole fill with gasoline, and then fold it back pad itself is awkward ...
In fact, it folded out and is not necessary. Rather, delay, lift, at least, not to bend in half like the picture peypervorka. I repeat: I, too, at one time poured petrol through the hole, but ran into another disadvantage: it is very difficult to charge so that the gasket itself is not wet. And if it gets wet as well as the padding, then what's the point in the pad, is not it? And spare kremeshek convenient store by placing the gasket and not inserting it in the hole, so it does not fall in the charge. So, summing up, so to speak, the data can be considered kypexin'a version of the hole as a "pick up" to lift - the most plausible. This version says one more time. I have a lighter SOSL (Spirit Of St. Louis), so one of them is not a hole in the lining, but the bottom edge of the insert from the screw sawed. That is, there is made hollow, as if cut from the lower cutoff smooth inserts. At first could not understand why. Then he pulled the cut finger - the finger plunged into one end of the pad, and the other with rose, and the lining peeled back, allowing comfortable charging pad gasoline. On the other lighter SOSL bottom edge of the insert is flat, with no cut, but there is a hole in the lining. This comparison - an additional argument in favor of that hole - to turn down the lining. |
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| Capillary - Guest 16:30 - 25 May 2009 |
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| But perhaps the way in which the equipment cuts (sets), these felt pads? |
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| Capillary - Guest 16:32 - 25 May 2009 |
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| In laying after two holes. One of the rod, the second ... technology? |
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| kypexin - Administrator 16:45 - 25 May 2009 Posts 1670 |
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| Message edited 16:46 - May 25, 2009 By kypexin
Well, we are talking about the second hole :) I do not think that the case of equipment, issued a gasket and without the second hole. And I do not know as of now, but 10 years ago, the entire inner part (wick, cotton, etc.) going on the conveyor by hand. It is quite possible that this is still the case. | |
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| Golden-Joker - Maniac 21:33 - 26 May 2009 856 posts |
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| in general, I understand this little hole for that would, every owner used it as it is convenient for all purposes . can someone objective and non-lighter was trying to make . |
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| MANDREY69 - Member 21:51 - 26 May 2009 Posts 83 |
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| Yeah, Lilliputian  |
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| Golden-Joker - Maniac 22:01 - 26 May 2009 856 posts |
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| well, who knows all our visitors  |
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| MANDREY69 - Member 22:09 - 26 May 2009 Posts 83 |
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| Annealed. Ties and then prishyut diskrimenatsiyu on some grounds  |
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| Golden-Joker - Maniac 22:13 - 26 May 2009 856 posts |
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| . There really is a lot to hide small, and by the way at a vintage Zippo wick sticking out of the hole, so here's another use 
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| MANDREY69 - Member 22:27 - 26 May 2009 Posts 83 |
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| Golden-Joker wrote: . There really is a lot to hide small, and by the way at a vintage Zippo wick sticking out of the hole, so here's another use 
And for what? Adjust the height of the flame, the wick to drive back and forth  |
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| Golden-Joker - Maniac 22:31 - 26 May 2009 856 posts |
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| Actually, yes, as in a conventional adjustable flame very cool  |
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| solobok - Member 2:21 - May 27, 2009 Posts 109 |
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| Height / flame effect can be adjusted by tilting the wick in the "chimney" to the flint wheel or vice versa, in the direction of the loop. But generally, in my experience, if the wick extends above the windscreen BARE, the flame is not only larger, but stronger and keeps the wind. However, the best option, though, the "right" - under the windshield trim. With the exception of tube Zippo, especially where the wick is underestimated so that the point of combustion was in the middle of the opening through which the flame is drawn into the pipe chamber. |
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| Golden-Joker - Maniac 14:10 - 27 May 2009 856 posts |
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| Well vseravno I liked the mechanism of reduction and by decreasing the flame  |
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| solobok - Member 16:44 - 27 May 2009 Posts 109 |
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| Yes, why not. Only if I understand correctly this is the mechanism, then, to extend and retract the wick should all take out a pad every time. Then fill, refill, check the level of the flame. If not, again remove the wet pad, again moving the wick, fill again ... And so on, until the desired result. If the filter, for example, shortening, cutting, and put forward by pulling without removing the packing, the wick all the time is shortened gradually, bit by bit, moving from the lighter in the trash, but when you pull the wick without removing the stuffing has to pull "is not a child "to tear a wick through the packing. Friction, then laughing, especially when the wick is laid through cotton snake. With this end pulling the wick often shaggy "in the trash" from a sound clip pliers or tweezers. This "torn" on the end to be cut off again. In poemu, very time-consuming method. A control by tilting the wick in the windshield is possible even just a finger. And the result - the same: the flame higher or lower. |
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| Golden-Joker - Maniac 20:23 - 27 May 2009 856 posts |
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| Well, it's whatever you like, just as if there was another mechanism, I love it . all sorts of mechanisms  |
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| MANDREY69 - Member 21:25 - 27 May 2009 Posts 83 |
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| And why bother to adjust the flame Zippo? -Is that in ambush  |
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| Golden-Joker - Maniac 21:36 - 27 May 2009 856 posts |
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| Well, anything can happen, for example, turn off the lights and have a big flame that would have all seen  |
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| solobok - Member 22:23 - 27 May 2009 Posts 109 |
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| Or even simpler reason: the house is enough neat little flame, and on the street, especially in the wind, and can be slightly strengthened. Because it is elementary, light touch on the wick, then why not. Also, depends on my mood. When I have a sort of "lyrical" mood, I like the muted flames. And in the "glamor" attitude like that was a straight "torch."  |
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| kypexin - Administrator 22:34 - 27 May 2009 Posts 1670 |
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| Sash, and I've noticed that all the Zippo its character, here a couple of months ago, I arrived in 1941 Black Ice, so she has very short wick and the flame is modest, shy :) I use Zipp 1974, here it is a blatant, straight blaze flame so bold :)) | |
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| MANDREY69 - Member 22:41 - 27 May 2009 Posts 83 |
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| And I always wick vystovlyayu 1-2 mm below the windshield, and the bastard on the size of the flame, even turning horizontally normally lit. And for the "lirichiskih" moments in the glove compartment is slimovaya, it has a smaller flame. And for particularly "lyrical" in the same glove box is RONSON gas, but the most attractive Zippo lighter, and the "lyrics" resting.  |
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| Golden-Joker - Maniac 22:42 - 27 May 2009 856 posts |
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| yes all zippulek your character actually  |
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| buma - Expert 21:16 - 20 March 2011 Posts 181 |
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| Golden-Joker wrote: Maybe this dyrachka for easy technological process has been at the factory .... everything is possible
A hole for ventilation))))) on the work it has no effect. |
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| mat_hoffman - Member 12:49 - 28 March 2011 Posts 12 |
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| And at the bottom of the lighter it seems to me the main gasoline and evaporates vsechzhe there is a gap in the loop? And if you put a leather? |
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